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An MEDICINE LIKE THEM

a. have sold your CutiCura Remedies for the
lar. and no medicines on Our shelves
rTyrhyl.cr S~atlS.aGuGn'
50 r. ATTENTION, Druggist Albany n 1.
,r,s.um Remedies arc sold everywhere Friee
49, ~ cents. ReSOlyenL SlUO; Soap, %
'. T7,parrd by the POTTER pRUG AND CHEM
,l,L Co.. Boston, Mass
send for How 60 Cure Skin
,,unn PiupleS skin BlemiSheS, and Baby
ERIHI, UnuOrS. cured by Cuticura soap.
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NANCE y TRADE.

Money 3a4 lie Per Cent.-Goyernments
Dull and St~eady-Stocks L~owcr-Flour
Dull and Unchanged-wheat Higher.
NEW YORK, February Money on
call easy at BAH per cent. closing at BAD
per cent; prime mercantile paper 5!a6!
per cent; sterling exchange firm to strong
at 4 S5al -.
GOyERNMENTS-Dull and steady.
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rrrmING. SCALY, PIMPLf.

ro- rh, last wear I have hal a species OF itch
II" lily ami pimPly humOrs on my lace 10
lT-, h I have applied n great many methods OF
,n.TIrni Without success, aud whichwas speed
T N ami entirely cured by Lnlenra;
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send for How 60 Cure skin Discs
L OVER.

Seuralgic, Sciatic, Sudden, Sharp
A and Nervous Pains, Strains and weak
E% ness relieved in one minu by
nS&&3H The C%utieura Anti-Pain Plas-
AaSHN tor. New and perfect. At all Drug
ENAE oi.TS. 25c.: five for Sl.O0. PUIter,drug
e-Im,ral o.. Boston, Was.
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
An Investigation Into Its Legal Status, Its
Fairness and Honesty.
Description of the "a Drawing,
With Other Facts.
New ORLEANS, La, December Is.

i4iat sieAR SNNA
a large patron of the
Louisiana State Lot
terry. II may he
|ad d d, p%arentheti-
cally, that it has
been also particularly
fortunate in its in
yestments in this d.
~rection, winnin g
many Of the capital
prizes. The chances
Of winning in the
schemes of this COM
nany ara fbornugbly
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understood by its patrons. 1t would be a
waste of time and of space to analyze the
schemes; the only questions that interest
the lottery ticket holder are: Is the scheme
honestly drawn? aud, Is the company
financially responsible? To satisfy itself
on these points a member of the Chronicle
staff was sent from San Francisco to this
city to investigate the affairs of the
Louisiana State Lottery Company, and to
witness the extraordinary drawing which
took place YESTERDAY.
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ST. ClAiryille accommodation. leaves Vince.
Ing al sSo a. m, l:Soand $40 y m: leaves He'll:
aire al s:lo q, m. 2:S and SyS y. m. Returning.
arrives at Wheeling a. s:lS - IN, l:S aid sAS 7.
We have q $50 a. m. and 1880 p. m. train
through Ia Cincinnati without change, with
sleeper through 10 Cincinnati on night train.
2eo p. m. Bellaire al 30 p. m, daily except sun
day.
Moundsville Accommodation leaves wheelipg
al lbs a. m. and arrives at Moundsyille ai I2:lb
p. m, daily except sunday.
Fairmont Accommodation leaves at s:SS p. m.
Through coach nom Wheeling to Cincinnati
daily ON No. 5, leaving Wheeling al sS' a. m, a..
irving at Cincinnati At ESQ p. m.
b. U. sleeping CARS on all Though rain
Close connection made for all points South ard
Southwest, North and Northwest, making thh u
desirable route for colonists and persons moving
10 the great west, and W whom particular Aiui
ton II given.
Tickets 10 all principal points on sale ii depot.
sleeping car accommodations can b scured It
Depot Ticket of1oc.
I. G, BURKE
Ticket Agent r. & q. DEPOT.
JOHN BAlliE
Ticket Agent nader McInre House.
JOHN T. LANE, 1rav. Passenger Agent.
T.. h, LORD, Gen. raS Agent
DAVID III General Superintendent
WHEELINa AND r~irrsBpRd DIVISION.
On and amer January ~, 49,, passenger trains
viii run - follows-wheel'n s time:
DkPAkTpkK.
For Pittsburg-S6 T. m, daily; $ = a no. daily,
except Sunday; LOO y. IN. daily, except Sunday,
and ESQ =. m daily.
For Washington 49, y. NJ, daily except sun.
day.
AkkIvAlk.
From Pittsburg- 9SS a. m, daily il:S O. m.
aud ~ p. NJ. daily except sunday; l0S r. m.
daily.
- az
day.
&. X. LORD. General Passenger Agent.
}. V. PATTON Superdent, Pittsburgh.
1T LANE, Travelling Agent Wheeling.
DENNsYLVANIA COMPANY, OPERATING
J. Cleveland and PiiSburg X. II.
Condensed timetable of pasrsngcr uRins or.
rrcted tO JANUARY ~. 1857 Central standard
Time.
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evil word for the Lottery, though nearly
all deprecated the drawing Of lotteries.
THE MANAGEMENT.

all deprecated inc aWl Ol lotUeiiCo-
THE MANAGEMENT.
The reporter next presented himself at
the management of the Company. and
frankly stated the object of his mission.
DIR. NJ. A. Dauphin, the President Of the
Company, promptly invited the reporter
to feel at liberty to examine the conduct
of the establishment. The Company is the
owner of its own building, ut the corner OF
ST. Charles and Union streets. 1t Is
handsome and substantial structure,
three stories high, and is wholly de-
veted to the uses of the lottery. An
army of clerks are engaged in keeping up
the record of tickets, correspondence ana
books of this corporation. The system oil
the office is admirable, it Is perfect. y
complete record is kept of every letter &c,
ceived. and thousands of dollars pinned
to letters in which they were received are
found in a sort of a dead-letter box, being
letters that had not been signed or gave a
name and no address. These are scrupu-
lousy cared for until demand Is made Tor
the money by careless correspondents, or
the persons are found through an admlra-
BILE system of tracers. The letters per-
tanning 10 each drawing are kept separate
", and subsequently bound; with this
record is kept another, showing to whom
the tickets have been sent, 80 when the
drawing is over the winners of prizes, as
well as their location may be Immediately
ascertalned.
EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING.
Satisfied as TO the legal and financial
status of the concern, the reporter deter
mined to Investigate the honesty of the
drawing. This was an event in New Or
leans. 1t took place in the Academy of
Music which had been specially engaged
for that purpose. 1t was an extraordinary
drawing, the prizes a~ggregating S522, 800,
including q Capital Prize Of Sl5O,OOO, one
of $50, 600, one of $50, 600, two Oslo, 900,
and four of $1,000, with many smaller
ones. The drawing ofthis lottery was who'll
" in the hands of General G.. 7. Beaure-
gard OF New Orleans and General Jubal A.
Early of Virginia. The management of
the Company had absolutely nothing to do
with it. The preparations began on Mon
day and were not concluded until Friday.
The scheme was based on a representation
of 100, 900 tickets, against which $40 prizes
were to be drawn. Then there were 1900
Approximation Prizes, not drawn from
the wheel, making q total of 2,l19 prizes.
The numbers were printed on blue paper
measuring two and one-half. by n and
one-haG inches. These had to be care
fully counted from l to 100, 200.
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Cancer of the Tongue.

My vile, some three or four years ago, Was troD
h.-d Win an ulcer on the slde % her tongue near
,e throat. The pam was inceSsaDI, causing less
" srep and producing great nervous prosiratlOn.
Accomp0nYing thS trouble WIS rheumatism. II
rad passed from tho shoulders aud Cen,CrCd IN tile
HEltOf one hand, she almost l0SlDE the use al 10.
between The suffering OF the two, life had grown
OdruehSOme. BY the use OF a hat dozen email
9zed bottles OF Swtit's Specific, she was entirely
IelsVed acd restored TO health. This was three
years ago, and taerc has been no return OF the dis
ease. n l. Mimi RRROOES
Sparta, Ga, June 5, lSSs.
Treatise On Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free
ISE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Drawer 2, atlanta, ca
% W 2S4 Sc, y, y.
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TnhG c0nfaininn nnmLrl.

Then they were rolled up tightly by
means OF an instrument of which an illus
tratiOn is herewith presented, and then
inserted into q small rubber tube, of
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LIVE STOCK,
Chicago.


CHICAGO, February Cattle-Re-
ceipts 700; shipments 1000; market
slow, heavy cattle lower; shipping steers,
50 40aI 80; stOckcrS and feeders s. iOa3 ~;
fancy, 81 30; COWS, bulls and mixed,
81 1ja3 80; bulk 81 40a3 90; Texas cattle
f. iNa2 60.
IIogs--Receipts 5000 head; shipments
5000 head; market opened strong, closed
jalO cents lower; rough and mixed 81 3ja
! 30; packing and shipping 81 75a5 IL;
light 81 25ai -; siips ~ 25ai OO.
Sheep-lteceipts 5000 head; shipments
] 200 head; market slow at 10al5c. lower;
natives 50 00a5 90; western 81 0Oai 80;
Texans s. 75ai -; lambs 81 OOa5 %.
Cables from London quote best Am'ri-
can beeves barely steady at lie. per ~
dressed.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, February l.-Cattlc-
Receipts T6 head; shipments l32 head;
market slow al yesterday prices.
llogs-Reccipt 800 head; shipments
800 head; market active; Philadclphias
s. 3Oa5 40; Workers g. l0a5 -; common
and light 81 90L5 %.
Shccp-Iteccipts 200 head; shipments
800 head; market slow at yesterdays
yriccs.
CIpcinnaiI.
CINCINNATI, o., February 1.-lIogs-
Steady; common aud light 81 20aj O0;
packing and butchers 81 75Lj 20; receipts
] 800 head shipments ] 900 head.
PETROLEUM.
OIL City.
Or. CITY. February l.--Pctrolenm-
Opened at cole; highest G9lc; lowest
.G74c; closed AT csc. Sales 1,i55, 900 bar
rels; clearanccs 2,0ji, 900 barrels; char
tiers 33,333 barrels; shipments 71,5i9
barrels.
Pittsburgh.
PITTsBUEG, February l.-Petroleum-
Excited and weak; opened at cole; closed
at GSic; highest G9Ec; lowest G7sc.
Catarri IL Not a Blood Disease.
No matter what parts il may fiualiy az
feet, catarrh always starts in the head and
belongs to the head. There IL no mystery
about the origin Of this direful disease. II
begins in a neglected cold. One Of the
kind thar IL ''surc 30 be better In % few
days" Thousands of victims know how
it is by sad experience. Ely's Cream Balm
cures colds in the head and catnrIh in all
its stages. Not q snuff or a liquid.
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Eauroads.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD CON
ID peny. On and ater JanuarY3o q. 1885,. pesen-
ger trains WIN run - follow-wheeing tine:
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BRopHEAD & Co.

BRopHEAD & Co..
MASONIC TEMPLE, ST. NV
We offer 1O-4 PiQuot Sheeting bleached, at CSC,
A. Fruit Of the Loom Cotton at Sc lie Seersuckers
at 12Hc. Beautiful Ginghams at Sc and up
Lovely Embroidered Dress Patterns at 81 rs and up.
Egyptian Laces at DC and up Regular made Babrigean
Hose at 81 box. pairs in a.box and worth so.
Genuine Isle Thread (sk and linen) Hose at Csc
Ladies' and Gents Jersey Fitting Gauze Vests 2c
. and Silk finished Balbriggan Vests at soc.
Also, Wonderful Bargains silks Dress Goods, Table
Damask. Flannels, Napkins. Towels, Counter
panes, HaEdkerchiefs, Umbrellas, Parasols,
&c. &c You may 20 per cent at
BRODHEAD & CO.,
907 st. NV.
je1S- 3t2c2p Near 9th st.
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Il ne report OF the grand jury, presented 70 Judge
montgomery to-day, contains Recommendations
relating 10 a number OF matters OF much import
ace 10 the people OF the District and worthy OF the
thoughtful consideration OF the proper authorities
The report gives as the result OF an inquiry into
the liquor selling and pool-room business, state.
inents which, though not so alarming as those pre-
eehted 10 Congress by the guardian league still
indicate the necessity OF a law TO save the youth
Vi the city from the alurements OF pool rooms and
resorts OF that character. The grand Jury empha-
sizes the need OF an Increase OF the police force
Iae careful attention given by the grand Jury 70
the condition OF public buildings and theaters con-
sututed, however, Its chief work, and the recon.
mendations on these points, which Will be read
with Interest, will probably lead TO needed re-.
forms
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More NV EMBRo1pER1ns.

We call attention to the following new lots Of
desirable Embroideries:
45-inch India Linen FIouncings fne sheer
qualities, and handsome heavily-worked pat
terms Soc. 81. 81.25 and 81. so per yard
Elegant line Of Narrow Edgings and Al-over
Embroideries to match.
EMBROIDERED ZEPHYR CLOTHS.
White on Pink. White on Blue with plain
Pink and Blue Cloths to match.
inches wide, &c per yard.
inches wide, 10c per yard.
IL inches wide. CSC per yard
New line of 22-inch India Linen FlouncinRs
SOC. to S7Hc. per yard.
The late additions to this stock make it ex-
ceptiOnaly attractive
(Second door.)
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Cor. IL tn and F sts, NV
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Extra REDUCTIONS.

AXTRA 1GEDUCTIONS.
SEATON PERRY
fSnccesaor to PERRY BRorHERl
$500 EMBROIDERED ROBES REDUCED TO
$1,000 EMBROIDERED ROBES REDUCED TO
$1,000 EMBROIDERED ROBES REDUCED TO
1890 HaND-PRINTED FRENCH sATEEN ROBES
"GkEATLY REDGcEp PRICES" ON ALL EN-
CLOSING PRICES ON PARAsOLs AND sun
UMBRELLAS.
PARIS SUITS AT "MARKED-DowN
"aEEAT BARGAINS" IN SPRING WRAPS AND
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS" IN PLAIN AND FIG
URED INDIA SILKS AT 75C.. $50. AND 81.
EXTRA GOOD VALUES" IN BLACK AND col
ORED SURAHS AND GROS-GRAIN SILKS AT
i15c: " sl p. also; 81 q AND ~;
RG 81 b si5S r. r. ASR ss AND
LACE NETS FOR OVER DRESSES
NEW IVORY AND CREAM IMPORTED DRESS TEX
TURES, FROM SOC. TO S1.2o.
COMPLETE STOCK OF ATWOOD FRENCH
TNsR Fpd r9K sos SEASIDE 4H I. ANR MOUNTAIN
81, $l.25 AND 81 so
IMMENSE sTOCK OF BRITISH AND FRENCH
WHITE GOODS RANGING FROM II nc TO al
23c- INDIA CRINKLES. REDUCED To zoe.
15c. INDIA CKINKLES, REDUCED TO 12hc
LOO PIECES PRINTED BATISTES, AT 124c.
SLATON PERRY.
PERRY BUILDING.
r...,u,,., fennsyiVsnia ave. COZ. 9Th.
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MI. Blaine 5 reception In London seems TO be- for
private citizens, only second To ex-President
Grants in the enthusiasm manifested. He Ia wei,
coined by representative OF the corporation: the
American flag floats over the hotel at which he
has taken rooms; and he spends the evening In the
royal box at the Adelph1 theater, with the coat-of
arms OF tue State OF Maine hanging over It, This
l. pretty good for start. Mr.. Seward was treated
with much respect wherever he went about Eng
land In ISL, but he was In no condition ply 81
cally 10 respond 70 the public attentions which
might have been shown him II In good health
Several years later Mr.. Ttlden received many pri-
waite cOurtesies, but that was all. Mr.. Blaine
whose career as senator and Secretary Of State
places him officially on like footing with Mr.
seward, and whose near approach TO the Presi-
dency resenbed In its general aspects that of Mr.
Tden, exceeds both OF them In the interest he ex-
clLHa
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LADIES SUMNER WALKING SKIRT,

LADIES GUNNER WALKING SKIRTS
We are Offering the following extra good bar
gains:
so doz. Fine Striped seersucker Walking
Skirts, plated rufi1e, with two folds above piped
In colOrs. Only soc. each.
so doz Stiped Walking Skirts, box plated,
rufhe with bias fold above, trimmed with braid.
Only 75c. each.
25 doz. Coored Walking Skirts made from
fne grade of French Skirting, two box-plaited
rufhes. with folds above. Only 81 90 each
Elegant line Of Walking Skirts, in Striped
skirtings, Ginghams, Sateens, &C., in . large
variety OF choice styles, At very low prices.
Second foor).
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Cor. 18th and F SITS. NV.
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Day GoonssAr REDUCED Pnrc.s


CURTAIN DEPARTMENT BARGAINS.
We have culled from stock the following lines
which we have concluded to dispose Of at once
by lowering prices:
% Pairs White and Ecru Lace Curtains, 8
yards long,
DROPPED FROM 81 TO Soc PER PAIR.
so Pairs Ecru Nottingham Lace Curtains, 81
yards long,
DROPPED FROM s1.50 TO 81 PER PAIR
1000 Yards Colored Madras and Fancy
Striped Curtain Scrims, formerly sold at Is,
20, and 25c. per yard,
DROPPED TO loo. PER YARD.
200 Fine Dado Window Shades Hartshorn
Spring Roller, yards long, SO inch wide, ready
to hang.
DROPPED FROM 81 25 TO 75c EACH.
200 Mosquito Canopies, cord and pulley at
tached: size 100 inches by 10 yards; will cover
the largest beds.
WHITE, REDUCED TO 1925 EACH.
PINK, REDUCED TO $3.50 EACH.
(Fourth fioor.)
WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
Corner 18th aud sts NV.
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Sk ALL THE LATEST AND BEST RRCIpfs ron
Persun.rs, f,sr.sss Tonic snd Atsr.tiye Bitfsrs
~. Cure. &C.. &c. Encloss stamp 10 Nss Ns11 xnd
49, agency r. o. Boz 677, wsshin9son D. q IL
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED - ONE OR TWO UNFURNISHED
w rooms and board. Northwest or Mt Pleasant pre-
ferred. Permanent if suited. Prefer private family
for quiet home. Please state terms. PALMER, Star
Office. 1t.
WANTED-BY JULY 1ST. TWO OR THREE IN
pleasant locality Rent not to exceed SIS. All par
tculars requested. References. Private family pre-
ferred. Address u. c., Star Office. ST.
HVANTED-ON ONE LARGE FRONT ROOM WITH
w alcove or two connecting rooms. furnished
furnished, with summer board between 18th n, 21st
aud Pa. Address Q T. Star office. iel4-3t.
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REDuor1oNs liz FAscY HosE

LADIES' FANCY HOSE reduced from so to 37xc..
nne Quality and superior finish
WHITE EMBROIDERED ROBFS greatly r.sr.~,
All fAncy FRENCH SATTEENS CSC
Large stock CREAM DRESS GOODs at raducaa
prices
CHANT1LLY LACES at reduced price,.
WOOL LACE FLOUNC1NGs AZ rsdn.aa r-,o.
Large stock Tine WOOL DRESS GOODS At reduced
prices.
WHITE PONGEE. 81 inches wide 75c
SLACA siLA hERNANt and CREPE DE CHINE.
Great bargains in WHITE GOODS At 12xc
Many New Goods marked less than cost c-o.. In
dueemsnts offered in our whole stock.
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THE GREAr SLAUGHTER
MILLINERY.
WONDERFUL BUT TRUE.
INTERESTING FACTS TO THE PUBLIC
100000 WORTH
HATS, BONNETs, FLOWERS. TIPS. PLUMEs.
AND MILLINERY TRIMMINGS.
MUST BE SOLD!!!
DON'T BUY BEFORE CALLING AT
KINGS PALACE
s14 SEVENTH STREET N W.
Ascertain our prices and have your pick out Of
Immense Stock 1t will pay you.
ANOTHER REDUCTIONl
Elegant Hats at 1Oc.
Lovely Bonnets at 12c
Elegant Hats at 20c.
Stylish Hats at 25c.
Fine Colored Milan Hats at SOC.
Fine Milan Hats at 75c.
Fine White Milans at 75c.
Finer White hilans at Loo.
The Very Finest Milan Hats select styles at 81 %
and $L5O.
FLOWERS.
Fine Bunch Flowers at 25c.
Fine French Flowers at 4Oc.
Fine French Flowers at soc.
Bunch Of Elegant Daisies ut 15o.
Bunch Of Elegant Daisies at zoe.
Elegant Bunch of Tips at SOC.
Elegant Bunch of Tips at 75c.
RIBBONS. PARAsOLs. SUN UMBRELLAS. LACE
CAPS, SILK AND Isle MITTS, Isle THREAD
AND SILK GLOVES AT A GREAT REDUCTION
CALL EARLY AND AVOID THE RUSH.
KINGS PALACE.
s14 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
je18
TIME WASHINGTON INN AND COTTAGES.
Now open for the reception of guests The Inn has
all the modern improvements including gas, baths
and electric bells.
Stage leaves High and Bridge streets half hourly
the Inn. Address A. r. WOOD, Manager. Washington
Inn; GEORGETOWN Heights. Washington. D. c.
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WANTED-HELP.

1.a sS6 as PssoYE
1as5ls, 1919 ssS1 IL e 20
WANTED-A GOOD COOK, CoLoRED; MUST
Nv 9 9:Ese sH %. Apply
~ Sm.ls and ie%.ie,; Hou.snsaS. faundSss.ss
M:ids, Ss. Baltimore, New York city. + II BURN.
- ESn s II Sps sH sis T :.
WANTED-IMMEDIATFL YOUNG PHAR-
m'e''' with good experience Apply 500 i sse =
Ipp SSe 9 z IxE RSes
WANTED-AN ACTIVE TAILOR WITH SMALL
ness cause for MOVING s. ssa hesish Inquire 7Ss
WANTED-woMRNc COOKS, sl0 TO eos. MAIDS
r w Nurses Laupdresses. Hotel Maitsrs. Drivers
;,s R:' "a ss
WANTED.AN. ENERGETIC YOUNG, MAN As
ssnsss
WaAXTEEPvvTWENTY;FIy LATaERs APPLY
M ~ to s. RAfNoR' IL st. &c. after , ef!esf p
WAMTEp-Iwo LADIES cANvAssEKs 70
sell lace curtains waterproof and household essen.
ties. Room 10. sos III St NV. jeI7-st
WANTED-ONE HUNDRED STONE BREAKERS
to break stone for go cents per cubic yard. Apply
at ,a IN and Boundary SITS. ne r.,rvs yovcr
WASdsp pa NURSE wBTEE OR 10 coan y; I1S
st. NV. 1e17-2ts
WANTED-sIX FIRST CLASS BOILER MAKERS
w ~, 70 we work on standpipe at Salisbury \ G
WANTEp-A WOMAN TO COOK AND DO CHAM
w berwork must be competent, and willing TO go in
ply At ios F st. me- me- summer fs''''n sefS:st!
WANTED-A GOOD, RELIABLE MAN FOR OUT
c.. sac work In this city; good pay Address Ga
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN TO LEARN THE
y drug business references required Address Box
WANTED,cAR-B BUILDERS CAN HAVE IMME-
HARLAN HoTI1SasSoRTH CO. &iiminst on
Del. j14-2w
w cooks for city and away; white ana colored
S9s tGs all kinds siD
WANTED -DUNDoREs EMPLOYMENT BU-
and coo1sS l M 6y ladies' Men ana
springs.with reference. TIT st NV. jel4-6t'
WANTED-TEN QO) WAGON DRIVERS AND
W twenty (20) cart drivers must know how to catch
and load brick steady work for eleven months in the
FOUR 4 sS Sssrs week Apply at
je14-1w THE WASHINGTON BRICK MACHINE co.
WANTED-LEARNERs FOR PROF. CHRISTNER's
W new international Tailor System with any inch
rule tapemeasure alone, all scientific tsors and
eminent Paris. Berlin and London dressmakers cut.
Patterns cut. materials fitted. basted draped made.
servatory Of Nodes" 1922 F stn.w, Washington,
DC. je6-5w'
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News SUMNER SHIRTS.

MEMS GUNNER SHIRTs
Mems Fine Cambria Shirts linen bosom and
bands, open In front perfect fitting Ii sht cool
and durable. Only 81 each,
Mems Fine ll-linen Shirts, open in front and
open In the back, cool and extra durable. Only
81 SO each.
Mems Fine unlaundered Cambria Night
shrts, cuffs collar and pocket. Only 81 each.
we are prepared to make to your measure
Shirts at the following prices
6 for 50.
u for $1,000.
q for S12.
q for SIS,
We use none but the best material and guar.
antee the fit and workmanship.
eH Call for MIR. LOckhart QO13 at en-
trance).
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WANTED-IF YOU WANT COOK. MAID,
" Waitress. Nurse, Laundress Coachmen, Butler.
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w white: colcred chambermaids. three experienced
white housemaid); prvate public orders cities coun
try, and resorts. F. NJ. BCRNHAM 6306:s2 F st.
NV. te1S-6ts
WANTED-A SETTLED GERMAN WOMAN
w wants Situation in small family No washing
st. 8. e. It.
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE MAN,
w place as Waterman Officer at summer resort.
in out of the city; best of references Address z.
S. r.. Star office jel7-3t'
WANTED-BY COMPETENT FLORIST, A STU
w alton with private family with party in the
business. Address J. JACKSON, 102 E Lexington st,
Baltimore, Md jel7-3t'
WANTED-BY MIDDLE AGED AMERICAN
w man situation as light porter and drive horse
Address G. B.. Star Office. je16-It'
WANTED-BY A COLORED WOMAN. A PLACE
w as chambermaid, waitress nurse. to leave the
city, good references Apply until noon on the 10th
at 1919 NJ St NV. jel6-3t.
WANTED-BY A COLORED WOMAN. A PLACE
~ to cook, wait, wash Homework; good reIer-
ences. Apply until noon on the 10th At ISL 9 VI st.
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NANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS POSITIONS
w tor Cooks Chambermaids Waitress, Laundress,
and Nurses, Seamstress. Men Waters. Cooks. Coach
men, Buffers. and Wallets. COOMBS BURGESS.
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A N. WILSON'S TURKISH DRoPs-IT is A
A. fact worth knowing, and when known TO be re-
membered that A. NJ wilson's Turkish Drops will u
Dysentery. DisrrheA conc Crsmps Cholera In
fnntum and any disease of the stomach resulting IN
pain or uncssipsss. For sale by druggists generally
Gspersl Agency. $40 st. nv. pyxSam,W,lwS